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  1. Katie Hobbs coordinates search with Park Service as NWS issues warnings regarding flooding risks in the Grand Canyon.
  2. Warnings have been issued regarding excessive rainfall and flash floods, following patterns seen in past incidents, affecting the Grand Canyon area.

SBA Disaster Loans Available for Businesses Impacted by Grand Canyon Floods

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What happened

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Following historic flash floods in the Grand Canyon, the U.S. Small Business Administration opened its Economic Injury Disaster Loan program. This program is available to small business owners and private nonprofits impacted by the floods. Eligible counties include Coconino, Gila, Mojave, Yavapai, and Navajo, as well as Kane and San Juan County in Utah.

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Why it matters

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The loans, which can reach $2 million with terms up to 30 years, are designed to cover operational losses such as payroll, fixed debts, and unpaid bills. This provides financial relief and access to capital for businesses operating in the affected regions.

Warnings have been issued regarding excessive rainfall and flash floods, affecting the Grand Canyon area.

From kjzz.org

Who's involved

  • Grand CanyonThe geographical feature that experienced historic flash floods.
  • CoconinoOne of the Arizona counties eligible for disaster loan funding.
  • MojaveOne of the counties eligible for disaster loan funding.
  • NavajoOne of the Arizona counties eligible for disaster loan funding.
  • Navajo NationA federally recognized tribe in the affected region.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MojaveSpeculative

    Mojave could receive funding via SBA disaster loans to cover operational costs.

  • CoconinoSpeculative

    Coconino could receive funding via SBA disaster loans to cover operational costs.

  • NavajoSpeculative

    Navajo could receive funding via SBA disaster loans to cover operational costs.

  • Navajo NationSpeculative

    Navajo Nation may receive financial benefits through county disaster loan eligibility following the floods.

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